Thanks weevil, where are the settings?

I will add the initial part:
On the top right hand side of this and most pages you will see your username, having signed in of course.
Click on your username. Now look on the left hand side.
You will see lists of names, settings being the bottom one of the first list. Look through all these to get an idea of what they do. Have a play around with them all.

Steve11 wrote:

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Thanks weevil, where are the settings?

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It's all explained in the Welcome and Forum Rules thread and gives one way of doing it, like Marj says.

This from the said welcome and forum rules written by the Webmaster;

http://thegreynomads.activeboard.com/t53677007/welcome-and-forum-rules/ 

"Order of topics:  As a default, topics on our forum are displayed by the date/time they were created rather than the date they were modified or added to. This means that if someone places a new post on a thread that was initially started several weeks ago, you may not notice it if you use the forums default settings.  If youd like to change the order that posts are displayed on your computer, you can do that on your profile section.  Just click on your own name once youve logged in.  The top left-hand side of the page is labelled the Profile section, and you will see a link entitled settings.  Once you have clicked on the settings link, you can see several options available on the order of topics.  To change it, just select the option you want and ensure you click Save changes at the bottom of that page to store your preferences." 
 

-- Edited by Weevil on Saturday 4th of April 2015 04:24:20 PM

DeBe wrote:

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This is an unusual Forum in that respect, Im on several other Forums & if some one posts on an old thread it comes to the top automaticly for all to see. Quite often other people then have something fresh to read & add. If there is a spelling mistake in the title it makes it even harder for a search.

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 No one here is bothered about adding to an existing topic. They are all happy to start a new about thread about a subject that is already discussed. Eg: WDH.

Larry

Thanks for that Happy wanderer, will try that. Some old posts do get questions asked especialy ones posted about repairs to Waeco fridges. Luckily I set them to send an email if activated. Yes they may be acouple of years old, but I have helped a few people to repair there own fridge. Some have got here by googling Waeco faults & found the answers here, as Google directed them to the threads.